Former NBA star Jason Caffey owes a lot of women a lot of child support. For a while now, a federal bankruptcy judge in Alabama blocked those women from pursuing Caffey for the back child support until the baller’s finances were dealt with in court. But today, that judge dismissed the bankruptcy case which had been pending since August 2007.

The dismissal allows several suits to proceed now against Caffey. He has 10 children with eight different women. One of those women, LoRunda Brown, has a suit pending in Georgia in which Caffey owes over $200,000 in delinquent support and attorney’s fees. An arrest warrant issued in that case can now be reinstated.

Karen Russell has a pending case in Tuscaloosa, Alabama (where Caffey went to college) in which she claims she is owed over $100,000 in child support arrearages and attorney’s fees.

Another mother, Nicole Carter, plans to file suit alleging that Caffey fraudulently transferred assets meant to establish a trust fund to provide for their daughter.

Caffey played on two NBA championship teams in Chicago in the 1990’s.

Also See:

• Former NBA player Caffey Owes Six-Figure Child Support
• Paternity Suits and Pro Athletes: The List